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Michael Everest, Ph.D., is a Professor of Chemistry at Westmont College. His research focuses on physical chemistry, particularly the application of lasers and spectroscopic techniques such as cavity ring-down spectroscopy. He holds a doctorate from Stanford University and previously taught at George Fox University before joining Westmont in 2011.
Education:
- Bachelor's degree from Wheaton College
- Doctorate in Chemistry from Stanford University
Research interests include molecular spectroscopy, surface chemistry, and the development of analytical methods for studying materials. His work spans topics like polymer structure analysis, environmental toxicity of plants, and the adsorption behaviors of biomolecules.
Publications highlight advancements in spectroscopic instrumentation and applications in material science, toxicology, and chemical education. Recent articles emphasize cavity ring-down techniques and their utility in studying complex chemical systems.
Awards include the 2016 Outstanding Teaching Award from Westmont’s Division of Natural and Behavioral Sciences. His grants include funding from the American Chemical Society’s Petroleum Research Fund.
Advising and grants reflect a commitment to both research innovation and pedagogical excellence. He collaborates on projects involving functionalized materials and environmental chemistry. His lab focuses on advancing optical and surface analytical methods.
